Stories by momotwins

Sometimes it seems Teddy and Victoire Lupin's brood has grown without their really intending it. They're just so loud and active, it seems there are twice as many kids as actually exist. And then Teddy has a backyard epiphany over Christmas. "I'm done. No more kids. I'm done."

Johnny Lupin's first day at Hogwarts has finally arrived. He's always known his awesomeness was far superior to anyone else's, and it's time to show Hogwarts exactly how cool he really is. No matter what his brother Remus says.

There was no good answer at this point, he thought. If he told her he'd never wanted Lavender, he was a bad person. If he told her he did want Lavender but he wanted her more, he was a bad person. (Missing Moment fic from HBP)

Harry and Arthur have a little discussion... but it's not "permission". Just a wizard to wizard heads up. Because Ginny doesn't need anyone's permission to be proposed to.

"James." Victoire's eyes were on the side of the church. "Is that your almost-wife climbing out the bathroom window?" James and Teddy both looked over. Navya was indeed climbing out, in her wedding gown, a little awkwardly as she threw the skirts over one arm to swing her legs over the windowsill. "Bloody hell," said Teddy. "What'd you do, mate?"

The morning after their cousin Dominique's rather explosive wedding, the Potter brothers devise a plan to get home from Amsterdam in the most ridiculous way possible.

The (second) wedding of Dominique Weasley is approaching. While the Bridezilla conducts her reign of terror over her family, her cousins stage various rebellions and revenges as best they can (without their parents catching them).

Above all, Scorpius did not want to be the sort of father the Malfoys usually were. As so often was the case in his life, he wanted to forge his own path. Forging a path sounded bloody brilliant until you were actually doing it, though. What if he was messing up completely, and ruined his son?

Molly Weasley has spent her professional career as reserve Keeper for the Holyhead Harpies, her dream team - but her dream hasn't panned out the way she'd hoped, and she rarely gets off the bench. She accepts an offer to join the all-new lineup at Pride of Portree as the star Keeper. She might even be team captain, if she can just get along with the new coach, Riordan Fitzroy.

A little prequel one-shot of Teddy and Victoire, who were best friends and one day realized they were in love.

Scorpius Malfoy had been to a lot of Weasley Christmases in the years he'd been dating Rose Weasley. Every year, the Weasley jumpers were given out, handmade by Rose's grandmother for everyone there - everyone except Scorpius.

There were not a lot of things Scorpius Malfoy wanted out of life. In fact, until he'd been sixteen, he couldn't even think of one thing that he wanted out of life. He spent a lot of time feeling a bit listless, a lot bored, and wishing he could do something about it. Then he met Rose Weasley.

Things are plugging along as usual for Rose Weasley, bounty hunter anything-but-extraordinaire. A trip to New York for her live-in boyfriend Scorpius Malfoy's gallery show seems just the ticket to liven things up a bit, and with baby and boyfriend in tow, she sets off. But familiar foes may ruin Rose's first trip to the Big Apple... ((Book Three of the Rose Weasley, Bounty Hunter

Rose Weasley has been living in sin with Scorpius Malfoy for two years now, and intends to carry on dodging actually marrying him - no matter what happens... ((Follows A Weirder Shade of Midnight & Sparks))

Roxanne Weasley has been in love with Quidditch star Hilarion Winston-Fisher for quite some time. The only problem: she hasn't actually met him. But a chance meeting at a book signing might be the perfect solution. With a little help from her cousin Lucy and Hilarion's friend Perry, Roxanne is determined to make sparks fly.

Rose Weasley is still working as a bounty hunter (to the chagrin of her mother) and still living in sin with Scorpius Malfoy (to the chagrin of both their fathers). When she agrees to help out a friend in trouble, things start getting out of control - not that that's unusual around Rose... ((Book Two of the Rose Weasley, Bounty Hunter trilogy))

"Malicious lingering, no violent priors. Got a wife. Should be just another midnight run. Read for yourself." I decided he didn't need to know the bit about the Dark objects. Besides, I was starting to like the idea of taking this guy down. I'd finally be like a real bounty hunter. How cool am I? I'd say. I took down a Dark wizard. Sort of. ((Book One, Rose Weasley trilogy))

"He's willing to risk his life to save everyone, and... He's a hero, like Achilles or Odysseus, and I can't just play Penelope, waiting patiently for his return. I don't see how anyone who knew me could expect I would," she added, feeling rather disgruntled by this.